Andor creator Tony Gilroy has said that the bootlicking weasel character Syril Karn might be the show's most romantic ...

Syril's fanatical obsession with Cassian rivals his romanticized view of the Empire because the two are one and the same. Even though he longs to ascend the professional ladder, Syril pursues ...

Syril’s final encounter with Cassian is a fascinating foil to his first all those years ago on Ferrix, a question of identity at gunpoint. On Ferrix, it was Cassian aiming the gun, ...

Syril pays for his betrayal of the Ghormans with his life. Kyle Soller in “Andor” Season 2, Episode 4 (Lucasfilm) Before he dies, Syril realizes that the feud he thought existed between him ...

Syril’s last act, attacking Cassian, isn’t just the culmination of years of hyper-fixation on the Rebel. It’s also him saving Dedra from Cassian, who is there to assassinate her.

Was Syril caught off guard by the fact that the object of his three-year obsession didn’t have the slightest idea who he was? Yeah, it was the final nail in the coffin for Syril’s sense of ...

‘Andor’ Star Kyle Soller on Syril’s Pause and How the Star Wars Series Has “Transformed This Universe Into Art” The actor digs into the complicated nature of his character, and why he ...

Syril Karn is one of 'Andor''s most vital characters, and his story comes parallel to Cassian's. With his death in episode 8, Syril's tragedy becomes clear.

And Syril experienced a punishment that would be too much for anyone in episode three of Andor‘s second season. He had to introduce his mother to his girlfriend.

Syril makes dinner in their apartment, the stern Dedra tries on outfits and smiles, and both are nervous when Eedy shows up. “You look nothing like what I expected,” she tells Dedra, ...

So Syril comes under that umbrella, and the closer he is, the more she has to control the outcomes. He’s the only person who’s ever seen her vulnerable, so she needs to keep that close.